Can you hear play by play radio in a sports arena
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I recommended this product to a friend who mows several dozen acres for a former NFL Quarterback and he loves them as they drown out the mower's engine.
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If the play by play was on a strong FM station, I don't see why you couldn't.
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Probably be tough. You might check some auction sites. It seems you see more speakers without the players than players without the speakers. But you might be lucky.
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Yes, FM only. You do not know what station you are on unless they say it on air, and reception distance is pretty short. I live outside of Tampa where stations are plentiful and it seems more than about 30 miles away is sketchy. The speakers are pretty loud and can be heard up to about 55 m.p.h.
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MRN aka Motor Racing Network. They do the play by play broadcast at the race track. This frequency has never changed over the years that I know of going to nascar races but, yes that channel frequency can be re-programed if needed.
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if you can hear it you can communicate with it on this radio. Be careful it may be illegal to transmit there. Jim
710142
No, you must have a receiver to play it. It is worth buying a receiver, though, as this is the best turntable for the price. Many second hand stores have cheap receivers with phone inputs. Good luck!
92586
The radio has a built in speaker so yes you can listen to it without using headphones.
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No, but the signal can get interfered with depending on the object. It might cut out a bit. For best sound try not to be in different rooms
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Sure it would, but then again you wouldn't hear the game either. Better to go with active muffs in that case that have microphones to amplify sounds.
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Check brookstone.com I Have a football sportscaster I Bought a few years ago that still works used it last year. Give them a shot. IF that does not work don't buy ambient anything.
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Yes you can as long as the radio station (a blank one) is in position. Great sound.
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Yes,you should have no problem doing that. Under " My local stations" You will have access to most FM and AM local radio stations thru the internet. But you will also have the option to search FM stations broadcasted "over the air".
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You can get sport radio stations and choose a state but I am not sure you can get that specific one
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No but usually that is taken care of by your HDMI cable.But if your entertainment center has HDMI ports then you can have the sound go thru it.
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As long as you don't want to listen to live sports broadcasts you can get most local radio stations with a few seconds delay from the over the air broadcasts - but many sports events will be blacked out. I can get some college football games via the Internet feed of my local stations. NO MLB WHATSOEVER. Why they didn't include a cheap AM/FM tuner built into this thing is a mystery. I can get radio stations that play Euro-disco from Poland but I can't listen to a local baseball game? Umm, OK. A classic case of technology giving us what we don't need and failing to provide what we do. I'm sure the nerds who work on this stuff don't think about sports though. As long as you don't want to listen to live sports broadcasts you can get most local radio stations with a few seconds delay from the over the air broadcasts - but many sports events will be blacked out. I can get some college football games via the Internet feed of my local stations. NO MLB WHATSOEVER. Why they didn't include a cheap AM/FM tuner built into this thing is a mystery. I can get radio stations that play Euro-disco from Poland but I can't listen to a local baseball game? Umm, OK. A classic case of technology giving us what we don't need and failing to provide what we do. I'm... » Read More As long as you don't want to listen to live sports broadcasts you can get most local radio stations with a few seconds delay from the over the air broadcasts - but many sports events will be blacked out. I can get some college football games via the Internet feed of my local stations. NO MLB WHATSOEVER. Why they didn't include a cheap AM/FM tuner built into this thing is a mystery. I can get radio stations that play Euro-disco from Poland but I can't listen to a local baseball game? Umm, OK. A classic case of technology giving us what we don't need and failing to provide what we do. I'm sure the nerds who work on this stuff don't think about sports though. « Show Less
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Yes. You can use a preset station or program your own. But the audio over fm is susceptible to interference from other fm stations...
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It can play 'em any way you want 'em. It even has an integrated sub-woofer, so the web radio has 2+1 acoustics. The actual sound quality is amazing, considering the size of this unit. And you can plug it to an external amp for an even bigger sound.